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Sepsis alert

Hawke’s Bay woman Korrin Barrett knew something was seriously wrong when, one Friday evening in 2012, after several days of abdominal pain, she started shaking uncontrollably and sweating profusely despite feeling freezing cold.

“I was shivering and my teeth were chattering. I felt an impending sense of doom – I had really hit rock bottom.”

Barrett, who was living in Australia at the time, had also stopped urinating

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